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Epic Pictures’ horror imprint Dread is serving up a blood-soaked nostalgia trip with The Boy From Below . The film stands as a loving, retro-fueled tribute to the iconic late-1990s slasher renaissance. It blendis dial-up-era aesthetics with classic video store culture. Scream Queens and Movie-Obsessed Killers Set on Halloween night in 1997. The story follows video store clerk Quinn Curtis. As she prepares for a cozy evening of movie marathons and local festivities, her night takes a turn for the worse. Her plans collapse when a masked psychopath known as “The Boy from Below” initiates a murderous spree. Obsessed with cinema, the killer begins meticulously executing his victims in hyper-violent recreations of famous slasher scenarios. This forces Quinn to weaponize her encyclopedic knowledge of horror tropes to outthink the killer and survive until morning. The impressive ensemble features genre legends Dee Wallace (Cujo), Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp), and Tommy Lee Wallace (IT), as well as Jack Norman, Spooky Madison, and Chaney Morrow. A Love Letter to the Video Store Era Directed by Tory Jones, who co-wrote the screenplay with Jerron Spencer and Cheyenne Gordon, the project stems from a lifelong passion for physical media and late-night genre classics. Jones described

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Amazon has officially ordered a series adaptation of Benjamin Stevenson’s bestselling novel Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone, Variety reports. Penn Badgley will star as the lead character, Ern Cunningham, and will also serve as an executive producer. Oscar nominee David Hemingson (The Holdovers) will adapt the book for the screen, serving as showrunner and executive producer. Fifth Season and Made Up Stories are co-producing. Author Benjamin Stevenson is also attached as an executive producer. Snowstorms, Murders, and Family Secrets Set in the dense mountains of Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, the story follows Ern Cunningham. He’s a mystery-writing expert who reluctantly attends a family reunion to welcome his brother home from prison. By the way, it’s the same brother Ern helped convict. A severe snowstorm traps the family inside, and a frozen body turns up. The body count begins to rise rapidly. True to the story’s title, every member of Ern’s family has previously killed someone. Whether by accident or intention, he is left to navigate a room full of secret killers to solve the mystery. Penn Badgley Steps Back into Suspense The role marks another major suspense project for Penn Badgley. He previously starred as antihero Joe Goldberg across

After years of lingering in development limbo, Nick Cutter’s stomach-churning 2014 novel The Troop is finally marching toward the big screen. Paramount Primal has officially acquired the rights to adapt the fan-favorite horror book. They have tapped screenwriter Chris Basler to bring the visceral, parasite-laden story to life. Horror maestro James Wan previously optioned the project through Atomic Monster. However, Paramount Primal is now steering the long-awaited feature. Scout Trips and Biological Terrors The story follows Scoutmaster Tim Riggs and a small group of young scouts. They are on an annual wilderness camping trip to the isolated Falstaff Island off the coast of Prince Edward Island. What should be a weekend of campfire stories and basic survival skills rapidly devolves into absolute carnage. A ravenous intruder stumbles onto their campsite. Carrying a bio-engineered, flesh-devouring parasite, the stranger unleashes the contagion.  Suddenly, the quiet retreat turns into a claustrophobic biological war. The troop is forced to battle both an unnatural horror and their own deteriorating humanity. Stephen King’s Blessing and a Cult Legacy First published in February 2014 by Gallery Books, The Troop, written by Canadian author Craig Davidson under the pseudonym Nick Cutter, became an instant classic in modern horror

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by Jayash Paudel, University of Oklahoma, U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war with Canada is getting personal for American farmers. After trade talks between the two longtime allies fell apart in mid-August 2026, Trump imposed 50% tariffs on a wide range of Canadian imports worth roughly US$20 billion (CAD$27 billion). Canada responded on Aug. 25, 2026, by announcing its own plan to put retaliatory tariffs of 15% to 50% on the same value of U.S. goods, effective Sept. 8. Canada’s list includes dairy products and agricultural equipment, and there is an unspoken threat that it could expand to a crucial component in fertilizer that U.S. farmers rely on. I have studied agriculture and water quality for more than a decade, including whether trade rules change how farmers manage their land. In my assessment, the enduring effect of this trade war on U.S. agriculture, if it continues to escalate, won’t be a single bad season. Across thousands of farms, farmers may have to reduce their fertilizer use as prices – already high from supply disruptions because of the war in Iran – rise. It may have little visible consequence at first

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Photo above: Speakers Rick Bennett, Tony Turner, Susan Tillery, Shari Martin, Terri Munro, Peter Stathopoulos, and Professional Advisor Network Chair, Todd McMullen The Cobb Community Foundation distributed the following news release about its Professional Advisor Rooftop Sunset Social: More than 60 attorneys, accountants, and financial advisors gathered August 20 for Cobb Community Foundation’s Professional Advisor Rooftop Sunset Social, an evening designed to strengthen connections among Cobb’s professional advisor community while sharing practical strategies for charitable giving — all with a stunning sunset view. Held at the Comcast rooftop at The Battery, the event brought together members of CCF’s Professional Advisor Network (PAN) for conversation, networking and a fast-paced program focused on four timely charitable giving strategies. The program featured insights from Rick Bennett of Bennett Thrasher, Terri Munro of Waverly Advisors, Susan Tillery of Paraklete Financial, Peter Stathopoulos of Bennett Thrasher and Tony Turner of Cohen Pollock Merlin Turner. The speakers shared practical ideas advisors can use to help clients make thoughtful, tax-smart charitable giving decisions. Topics included how a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) can turn a required retirement distribution into a tax-efficient charitable gift, how Donor Advised Funds (DAFs) can help clients build acharitable legacywhile keeping flexible options for the future, the “best kept secret” of employer childcare tax credits and how

Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson August 25, 2026 By Larry Felton Johnson Cobb County is home to a number of eateries and coffee shops, ranging from the high end cuisine to fast casual to neighborhood coffee house hangouts. To explore more about Cobb County’s food scene, read our series Cobb Cuisine, Community, and Culture by Brian Benefield. The quiz below (with links to where you can find the answers) has a few questions to test your knowledge of the restaurants and cafes in the county. The Cobb County Courier Quiz is a regular feature designed to help readers learn more about Cobb County — its history, local government, and the issues shaping daily life here. Readers who subscribe to the Courier’s email newsletter receive a daily version of the quiz, delivered straight to their inbox along with the day’s top local headlines. On the main website, the quiz runs as a weekend edition, published Saturdays and Sundays, giving readers more time to explore the questions and dig into the answers. This quiz is meant to be fun and educational. Looking up answers online or in other sources is encouraged, not discouraged. If you already know the answers, great. If you

Navigation About • Origin • Spread • Various Examples • Related Memes • Search Interest • External References • Recent Images About I Like Your Shoelaces is a catchphrase and Tumblr meme used as a covert way for users to identify fellow Tumblr users in real life or on other platforms. The expected response to the phrase is "Thanks, I stole them from the president," which serves as a reference confirming the speaker's familiarity with Tumblr culture. After appearing in 2012, the phrase became closely associated with Tumblr's early-2010s culture and was later revived through increased interest in Tumblr nostalgia. As the site's older memes and trends became subjects of nostalgic discussion, I Like Your Shoelaces came to be referenced ironically as a relic of Tumblr's past. By the 2020s, the exchange was generally regarded as one of the more dated and particularly cringeworthy examples of Tumblr culture, often invoked ironically to parody the site's earlier community norms. Notably, the secret phrase is similar to The Narwhal Bacons at Midnight, which is a similar coded catchphrase created in 2009 for Redditors to identify themselves in public places. Origin Although the original post that began the exchange has since been deleted